Ukraine's parliament has passed a law restoring the powers of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPO), following massive protests against the weakening of anti-corruption authorities. President Zelenski promulgated the law, stressing the importance of fighting corruption for Ukraine's EU candidacy. Despite the tensions, the adoption of the law was greeted with applause by protesters and European officials welcomed the re-enforced measures.
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Parlamentul Ucrainei a inversat măsura care a declanșat proteste mari în țară și a provocat nemulțumirea partenerilor occidentali. „Suntem o democrație”, spune Zelenski
Parlamentul Ucrainei aprobă restabilirea independenţei instituţiilor anticorupţie, după zile de proteste și critici din partea UE
Rada de la Kiev restabilește independența agențiilor anticorupție, pe fondul unor ample proteste
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